Brigitte Kock

Founder

variableseams

Brigitte (@variableseams) is a modular 3D printed fashion designer who creates wearables for you to 3D print at home. She teaches how to go from concept to finished design, including how to 3D print TPU fabric, create and assemble modular pieces, and mix 3D printing techniques to get unique results. She believes that the future of fashion is ‘parametric’, patterns will be adapted per customer based on fashion blueprints (ex. X, Y, Z) rather than having predetermined sizes (ex. 36, 38, 40).

Her recent collaboration with Balena Science won the FashionTech award at the 3D Pioneers Challenge 2024.

10:15 am

Beyond the Stitch: Sustainability & 3D-printed Fashion

Brigitte Kock

variableseams

Hans Gerd Kreusch

DB

Werner Loscheider

Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action

Dennis Ostwald

WifOR Institute

Britta Teipel

Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises

Marcus Rechberger

Lehmann&Voss&Co

Sascha Hartig

German Navy

Ana Tomas

Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Technologie/ Economic Development

Katarina Kovàcs

TechTra - The Hungarian AM Network

Linus Tillmann

Mobility | Medical goes Additive

Naomi Nathan

Mobility | Medical goes Additive

Lutz Freiwald

Axenoll

Naiara Zubizarreta

ADDIMAT – Spanish AM Association

Özlem Weiss

Expertants GmbH

Martin Stevens

DB ESG

Kristin Sieberger

Maastricht University

Annette von Wedel

female.vision

Alicia Roman

Nikon SLM Solutions

Nicole Kroll

DIN - Deutsches Institut für Normung

Martin Huber

European Defence Agency

Jens Günster

Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM)

Annette Steinbusch

Philips MyCreation, a venture of Signify

Cheryl Schwahn

DB

Alya Akatayeva

Satbayev University of Kazakhstan

Dirk Simon

FKM Addive Manufacturing

Dominic Duda

TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS INTERNATIONAL

Gregor Reischle

Qualified AM

Helge Schneevogt

DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung

Christian Ochs

Siemens Mobility

Maximilian Kunkel

Siemens Mobility

Stefanie Brickwede

Mobility | Medical goes Additive